In HTML, We need to hide and show the elements according to our requirement and we achieve this with different ways. An element could be hidden with “display:none”, “visibility:hidden” or “opacity:0”. But these options are used according to their requirement because their usage are different.
The difference between “display:none”, “visibility:hidden” or “opacity:0” are as follows;
1. display:none hides the element, and it does not take up any space;
2. visibility:hidden hides the element, but it still takes up space in the layout;
3. opacity:0 hides the element as “visibility:hidden”, and it still takes up space in the layout; the only difference is that opacity lets one to make an element partly transparent;
When visibility is none you seem not able to interact with object while with opacity set to 0 you can. Also, setting transition for visibility won’t make you smooth animation like in case of opacity.
You can interact with object, the issue is that the element’s visibility is hidden.